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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has shared updates on autonomous driving, Optimus humanoid robots and artificial intelligence pursuits during a recent event.
Speaking at the All In Summit on Tuesday, Musk shared a comprehensive list of updates on all of his ventures.
On the Optimus robot, Musk shared that Tesla was finalizing the design of the Optimus version 3 robot, which would boast the "manual dexterity of a human," indicating a complex hand design as well as an "AI mind" to comprehend reality. Musk also said the version 3 Robot would be made in high volumes.
He also highlighted challenges faced by Tesla to scale Optimus, outlining that the company has had to create a supply chain from scratch. Still, he added that Optimus had the potential to be "the biggest product ever." He also said that when Optimus hits a million units per year production milestone, it would cost Tesla $20,000-$25,000 to make a unit.
Musk had earlier said that the Optimus robot could represent over 80% of Tesla's future value. The company has also released its latest Master Plan IV, which illustrates a shift in focus for Tesla towards AI and robotics.

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Tesla has taken a huge leap in AI development by signing a $16.5 billion deal with Samsung to produce cutting-edge AI chips. These chips will power Tesla’s self-driving cars, energy systems, and robotics projects. By designing custom chips, Tesla reduces its reliance on third-party suppliers like Nvidia, ensuring better control over performance and costs.
Samsung, with its world-class semiconductor facilities, is the ideal partner for scaling production. The deal highlights the growing importance of AI hardware, as software breakthroughs depend on advanced chips that can process vast amounts of data instantly. For Tesla, this means faster progress toward fully autonomous vehicles that can safely navigate without human input.
This partnership also shows how automakers are becoming tech companies. Cars are no longer just machines; they are AI-driven computers on wheels. With Samsung’s support, Tesla could accelerate its global dominance not just in electric cars but also in AI-powered robotics and energy systems.
The future of transport, energy, and automation depends on partnerships like this — where carmakers, chipmakers, and AI developers work together to drive the next industrial revolution.